Pregunta (Q&A-72|248):
Cuando conecto eSATA HDD, el eSATA HDD puede ser reconocido en BIOS. Pero en SO, un masaje "Dispositivo de Almacenamiento Conectado" mostrará. Pero no puedo utilizar el eSATA HDD. ¿Cómo puedo solucionarlo? (3/28/2009)
Answer:Por favor sigue los pasos siguientes para configurar:
1.Por favor entre en Intel® Matrix Storage Console y haga clic con el botón derecho del ratón en el disco duro eSATA. Y aprieta [Reconfigurar Disco Duro a Non-RAID].
2.Después de configurar [Reconfigurar Disco Duro a Non-RAID], por favor reinicie su ordenador.
3.Entre en Administración de Discos, y la Administración de Discos puede reconocer su eSATA HDD, por favor crée un Nuevo Volumen Simple.
4.Entonces, el eSATA HDD puede ser reconocido.
Pregunta (Q&A-70|244):
Cuando formo un volumen de RAID con la capacidad más de 2TB, el volumen de RAID no puede ser reconocido después de instalar el controlador de RAID durante la instalación de XP. ¿Por qué?(1/12/2009)
Answer:Debido a la limitación del sistema operativo, Windows® XP sólo se apoya el formato del disco de MBR, cual no se puede apoyar el disco duro con la capacidad más de 2TB.
Si desea utilizar un volumen de RAID más de 2TB como su disco de arranque, las tres condiciones como los siguientes deben ser necesarias.
1.Su sistema operativo debe ser Windows® Vista™ x86 SP1 o Vista x64 SP1.
2.EFI BIOS.
3.Formato del disco de GPT
Pregunta (Q&A-51|195):
Estoy utilizando la placa base de ConRoeXFire-eSATA2. Mi sistema operativo fue instalado en un SATA/ SATA2 HDD con el modo del "IDE". Cuando instalo el conductor de SATA2 (Encargado del Almacenaje de la Matriz de Intel®), el sistema siempre estalla un mensaje de error que "esta computadora no resuelve los requisitos mínimos para instalar este software". ¿Por qué?
Modo del IDE (en el dispositivo de BIOS):
SATA2 conductor:
Mensaje de Error: (2/15/2007)
Answer:El Encargado del Almacenaje de la Matriz de Intel® (conductor de SATA2) está para el modo de RAID o de AHCI. Si su sistema operativo fue construido por modo del "IDE", no necesite a instalarlo.
Pregunta (Q&A-47|185):
Durante el POSTE, hay un número de "0075" o de "0078" demostrado en la esquina derecha de la pantalla, y el sistema se para durante mucho tiempo. ¿Qué puedo hacer?(10/20/2006)
Answer:El problema se puede causar por los ajustes incorrectos del puente o los malos cables de sus dispositivos del IDE o de SATA. Por favor refiera a los pasos siguientes para comprobar su sistema. Para los dispositivos del IDE:
1.Si conecta 2 dispositivos del IDE con 1 cable del IDE, por favor compruebe los puentes con minuciosidad de sus dispositivos del IDE si ellos fueron fijados correctamente. El dispositivo que está conectado con el conectador negro se debe fijar como amo, y el otro se debe fijar como esclavo (conectador gris).
2.por favor intercambie los dispositivos del amo y del esclavo en el cable del IDE.
3.Por favor substituya el cable del IDE por un nuevo.
4.Por favor substituya la impulsión dura del IDE por una nueva.
Para los dispositivos de SATA:
1.Por favor ajuste los puentes de su impulsión del disco duro de SATA2 (3.0 Gb/s) como el modo de SATA1 (1.5 Gb/s) si su placa base solamente se apoya el modo de SATA1 (1.5 Gb/s).
2.Por favor substituya el cable de SATA por un nuevo.
3.Por favor substituya la impulsión dura de SATA por una nueva.
Pregunta (Q&A-44|177):
Estoy utilizando un SATA HDD. Mi computadora se funcionaba muy bien. Pero un día ,enciendo mi computadora, él se guarda el recomienzo después de la página del Logo de Windows® (en el arranque). ¿Tiene la idea qué la posibilidad se causa?(7/21/2006)
Answer:Éste pueda ser que su sistema fue instalado en el modo del IDE (o non-RAID). Pero ahora se fije al modo de RAID (AHCI). Por favor intente de fijarlo al modo del IDE (non-RAID) de nuevo en BIOS>Advanzado>Configuración de IDE.
Aquí son algunos ejemplos, por favor refiera al manual del usuario para los detalles.
Chipset de VIA® y de Nvidia:
Por favor fije el Modo de la Operación de SATA a [non-RAID]
Chipset de Intel:
Por favor Fije el SATA de Config. como [IDE]
775Twins-HDTV (R2.0) o P4Twins-HDTV:
Por favor fije el Modo de la Combinación de ATA a [Permitible]
Pregunta (Q&A-33|145):
My SATA HD is WD 800JD. But the HDD cannot be detected by VIA 8237/8237R based motherboards. How do I solve it?(7/15/2005)
Answer:Please refer the following picture to install a jumper shunt on pins 5 and 6. It will enable HDD SATA 150MB/s only operation. Then the HDD will be detected by VIA SATA motherboards.
Pregunta (Q&A-32|141):
I would like to use a big capacity Hard Disk on ASRock motherboard. I wonder how large of capacity can ASRock motherboard support at most?(6/23/2005)
Answer:ASRock motherboards support 48-bit LBA mode hard drive. At present, ASRock motherboards have no limitation for the capacity of Hard Disk, so you can use over 127GB or 137GB Hard Disk on them.
If you want to get a full capacity under Windows XP/2000, please make sure that your operating system can support 48-bit LBA mode. Please refer to the following link: http://www.asrock.com/support/QA/TSDQA-01.pdf
Pregunta (Q&A-29|131):
When I use a Maxtor 250GB hard drive on my ASRock motherboards, the operating system Windows® 2000 or XP only recognizes 128 GB or 137GB. How should I fix this problem?(3/21/2005)
Pregunta (Q&A-27|123):
If I use a SATA HDD and an IDE HDD together on P4i65GV, how do I boot from SATA HDD?(1/18/2005)
Answer:If you connect SATA HDD and IDE HDD together on P4i65GV, you will see an item of the BIOS setting- Hard Disk Drives (please refer to the following pictures).
Please entry the setting, choose your SATA drive as the "1st Drive" and then press "F10" to save the setting and exit.
Pregunta (Q&A-27|122):
My hard drives are Maxtor Diamond MAX 10 and MaxLine III SATA 250 GB and 300 GB with 16 MB cache buffer. My hard drives can not be detected correctly during the POST, what can I do?(1/18/2005)
Answer:Please update to the newest BIOS of motherboard. If you still encounter problem, please contact Maxtor and update to the newest firmware of hard drives.
Pregunta (Q&A-20|99):
I have installed 1 SATA HDD and 1 IDE HDD (or SCSI card with SCSI HDD) on my P4i48 motherboard, how can I select IDE HDD (or SCSI HDD) in the Boot Device Priority?(6/11/2004)
Answer:If you would like to select IDE HDD in the Boot Device Priority menu, please set the IDE HDD to the first device of boot sequence in the Hard Disk Drives menu first.
AMI core 8 based BIOS would separate connected bootable devices into 3 groups, Hard Disk, Removable, and CD/DVD drives. Only first boot sequence of device in each group can be selected in the Boot Device Priority menu.
Pregunta (Q&A-20|100):
I have an Intel ICH5 chipset based motherboard. I found that my SATA hard drive is not recognized under Linux. What should I do?(6/11/2004)
Answer:Serial ATA (SATA) is a relatively new technology that was not previously available in Linux. To solve this problem, the Kernel of your Linux operating system needs to be updated. Please kindly refer to the following link for solution which is provided by Intel. http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/sb/CS-006312.htm
Pregunta (Q&A-19|96):
My hard drive is 160 GB, when I install Windows 2000 or Windows XP, I can only see 137 GB. However, when I install this 160 GB hard drive on the ATA 133 RAID card, I can use whole 160 GB. What's wrong?(5/15/2004)
Answer:If you would like to use whole 160 GB as only one partition while installing the Windows OS, please make sure that your OS is Windows 2000 service pack 4 included or Windows XP service pack 1 included.
When you install the hard drive on the RAID card, you would need to press F6 to install third party driver during the Windows installation, and the driver is the reason why you can use whole 160 GB even your Windows XP service pack 1 is not included.
Pregunta (Q&A-18|91):
I bought a new large size (80GB) HDD. After I installed it to my ASRock M/B, the BIOS only recognized it as a 32GB HDD. How can I get the full capacity of the HDD?(4/15/2004)
Answer:Please understand that most HDDs provide a jumper setting that will limit the maximum capacity, such as 32GB or 2GB. Please kindly double check the jumper setting of your HDD, and adjust the jumper setting to the correct position instead of the "Limit drive capacity" position.
Pregunta (Q&A-14|77):
I want to use the hot plug feature with my SATA HDD. What requirements do I need to know?(12/12/2003)
Answer:Please read below operation guide of Serial ATA HDD Hot-Plug on ASRock motherboard carefully.
Before you process the SATA HDD Hot-Plug, please check below cable accessories from the motherboard gift box pack.
7-pin SATA data cable x 2
SATA power cable with SATA 15-pin power connector interface x 1
1.Without SATA 15-pin power connector interface, the Serial ATA HDD Hot-Plug cannot be processed.
2.Even some SATA HDDs provide both SATA 15pin power connector and IDE 1x4-pin conventional power connector interfaces, the IDE 1x4-pin conventional power connector interface is definitely not able to support Hot-Plug and will cause the HDD damage and data loss.
Points of Attention – Before you start to process the Hot-Plug:
Below operation procedure is designed only for ASRock motherboard, which supports SATA HDD Hot-Plug.
*SATA Hot-Plug support of ASRock motherboard is indicated in the product spec on our web site .
Make sure your SATA HDD can support hot-plug function from your dealer or HDD user manual. The SATA HDD, which cannot support hot-plug function, will be damaged under the hot-plug operation.
Please make sure the SATA driver is installed into system properly.
The latest SATA driver is available on our support web site http://www.asrock.com/support/index.asp
Make sure to use the SATA power cable & data cable, which are from ASRock motherboard package.
Please follow below instructions step by step to reduce the risk of HDD crash or data loss.
How to Hot-Plug a SATA HDD:
Points of Attention – Before you process the Hot-plug:
Please do follow below instruction sequence to process the Hot-plug, improper plug procedure will cause the SATA HDD damage and data loss.
How to Hot-Unplug a SATA HDD:
Points of Attention – Before you process the Hot-Unplug:
Please do follow below instruction sequence to process the Hot-unplug, improper unplug procedure will cause the SATA HDD damage and data loss.
Pregunta (Q&A-13|67):
I'm using Intel chipset based motherboard. After installing Win98SE and all drivers, the data transfer rate from IDE devices (HDD or CDROM) seems not fast enough. Is there any thing I can do?(11/14/2003)
Answer:When installing Win98SE on Intel chipset based motherboard, please remember to enable the DMA mode to increase the IDE performance. To enable DMA mode in Win98SE, please go to "System"---"Device Manager"----"Disk Drives"----"Generic IDE Disk Type47" and manually check the "DMA" box in "Generic IDE Disk Type47".
Pregunta (Q&A-01|1):
Why can't I boot up my system with one hard drive on primary IDE and an optical device (CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, CD-RW, etc...) on secondary IDE If connecting the hard drive/optical device as the secondary drive?(10/29/2002)
Answer:For best compatibility and stability, please make sure your stand alone hard drive on primary IDE has jumper setting to master, and your stand alone optical device on secondary IDE has jumper setting to master, too. Also if you only have one hard drive without any other optical device, please connect the hard drive to primary IDE with its jumper setting to master. Furthermore, for optimizing the transfer rate for the hard drive, we recommend you to connect your hard drive(s) to the primary IDE channel and optical device(s) to the secondary IDE channel.
Pregunta (Q&A-01|5):
I have a drive that is larger than 137 GB but the operating system only recognizes 128 GB or 137 GB. How can I fix this?(10/29/2002)
Answer:First, The OS (for example Windows series) should be able to support 48-bit LBA mode that enables the system to run and manipulate big drive, namely, only Windows 2000 and Windows XP could achieve this goal.
Secondary, install Service Pack to let OS support large than 137GB HDD.
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